Searching the Contents of the FRA Safety Data Web Site

***IMPORTANT***

To figure out which FRA Safety Data Query you’ll need to use, it can help to know what you are looking for. The easiest way to find what you want is to search by keyword. To find what you want, you’ll be doing a keyword search for specific terms by using Control F feature (i.e. find) in Adobe PDF or MS Word. The OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS is where you’ll want to look first.

1) Hold down CRTL key, while tapping “F” 2) A SEARCH (or NAVIGATE) box will pop up. 3) Type in the key word you want…. i.e. “collisions”, or “passengers”4) The search feature will find all occurrences of that word. 5) Hints: Use the basic form of the word. If you can’t find the phrase, choose the most descriptive word from the phrase and try

that.

1.02 Operational Data Tables

The Operational Data Tables report is based on the regulation- required monthly reporting of operational railroads. The form used to populate the output is the 6180.55, or the “55”. Counts displayed are per month, with a separate table for each calendar year.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Start Year, End Year

Title of Output Table(s): Operational Data, By Month

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Total Train Miles

Employee Hours Worked

Yard Switching Miles

Number of Passengers Transported

Passenger Miles*

Reports*

Footnotes:

* The movement of a passenger for a distance of one mile.

Total train miles includes yard switching miles.

1.11 One Year Accident/Incident Overview – Combined

The One Year Accident / Incident Overview report displays about 70 measures in a more readable text report format. Optional date ranges are by fiscal or calendar year, one year at a time only. Incidents, accidents, other incidents, grade crossing counts, trespasser data, employee on duty data and highway – rail accident counts are all displayed. Note: Incident and Accident rates, and the counts that go into them (Train Miles, Yard Switching Miles, Other Miles, Employee Hours), are automatically set to 0 on REGION, STATE and COUNTY geography levels. This is due to the way the data is reported by railroads: national level only, and therefore the counts are not valid for a railroad below that level.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Type of Report Requested, Start Month for Report, End Month for Report

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Total accidents/incidents count

Total # Accident/Incidents with fatalities

Total Rate Accident/Incidents with fatalities

Total accident/Incident Rate

Total Train Miles

Total Fatality count

Total Switching Miles

Total nonfatal conditions (injuries)

Employee Hours

Total Train

Accidents

Rate fatal Train accidents

Number fatalities per million train miles

Number Collisions

Total Fatalities(?)

Number Derailments

Total Injuries

Other accidents

Primary Cause Human Factor - percent

Primary Cause Human Factor - Count

Primary Cause Track - percent

Primary Cause Primary Cause Primary Cause Primary Primary Primary Count Percent Rate Rate

Equipment - percent

Equipment - Count

Signal - percent

Cause Signal - Count

Cause Miscellaneous - percent

Cause Miscellaneous - count

Accidents Yard Track

Accidents Yard Track

Accidents per million yard trrain miles

Accidents per million miles - other

Overall percentage of train accidents per all incidents

Number of train accidents involving passenger trains

Percentage of train accidents involving passenger trains

Number of train accidents resulting in HAZMAT release

Percentage of train accidents resulting in HAZMAT release

Number of persons evacuated in HAZMAT release

Number of railcars releasing HAZMAT

Number of Highway Rail Crossings

Number of Highway Rail Incidents

Grade Crossing Incidents per million train miles

Trespasser Incident Frequency per million train miles

Total Grade Crossing Fatalities

Total Trespasser Fatalities

Total Grade Crossing Injuries

Total Trespasser Incidents

Number of Public Crossngs

Number Public Crossings with Gates

Other activated Crossings

Number Crossings with Passive Warnings

Number Private Crossings

Highway Rail and Trespasser Fatalities as percent of all fatalities

Highway Rail and Trespasser Incidents as percent of all incidents

Number Other Incidents

Number of fatalities other incidents

Percent of fatalities other incidents

Percent of other incidents versus all incidents

Total fatalities

Total fatalities EOD

Total fatalities trespassers

Total non-fatal conditions - injuries

Total non-fatalities EOD

Employee on Duty (EOD) cases

Frequency EOD per 200K hours worked

Total EOD fatalities

% EOD fatalities versus all fatalities

Total EOD injuries

% EOD injuries versus all

Number passengers carried

Number of passenger miles

Number passenger

injuries deaths

Number passenger injuries

rate passenger cases per 100,000,000 miles

1.12 Ten Year Accident / Incident Overview

The Ten Year Accident / Incident Overview report displays almost 60 measures within Table 1. Optional date ranges are by fiscal or calendar year: nine years plus one partial year or a full 10 years. The limited nine – plus display is in cases where the most current data available does not complete the year. Table 1 concentrates on the most commonly asked for measures of the Safety Data Information Management staff. Incidents, accidents, other incidents, grade crossing counts, trespasser data, employee on duty data and highway – rail accident counts are all displayed.

Table 2 displays the same date ranges as Table 1. Date ranges are by fiscal or calendar year: nine years plus one partial year or a full 10 years. There are nine measures giving general counts about the railroad, accident form counts, and whether the railroad is counted as an “Individual” “System” or “Consolidated railroad. Since for any particular incident multiple forms could be required to fully describe what happened, statistics are given about record counts of each major form for each railroad examined:

Form 54 – Reportable accidents Form 55A – Injuries and fatalities Form 57 – Grade Crossing specific incidents

Individual Reporting Level – counts displayed are for the chosen railroad code only – no aggregation takes place.

System reporting Level – Larger railroads (Class 1, Larger Class 2’s mostly) are often made up of a few, or many, smaller railroads. This reporting aggregates all of the railroads in a “system” together.

Consolidated Level – this is a special case reporting aggregation, allowed only for a few specific railroads who requested special consideration.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Railroad Group, Region, State, County, Type of Report Requested, Start Month for Report, End Month for Report

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

1.12 - TEN YEAR ACCIDENT / INCIDENT OVERVIEW

Number of railroads

included in analysis

TOTAL ACCIDENTS/INCIDENTS 1/

..... RATE of Total Accidents / Incidents per million train miles

Total fatalities

Total nonfatal conditions - injuries

Employee on duty deaths

Nonfatal Employee On Duty injuries

Nonfatal Employee On Duty illnesses

Total employee on duty cases

Employee hours worked

Cases with days absent from work

Trespasser deaths, not at HRC

Trespasser injuries, not at HRC

Passengers kld in train accs or crossing incidents

Passengers inj in train accs or crossing incidents

Passengers kld in other incidents

Passengers inj in other incidents

Passengers transported

Total train miles

Yard switching miles

TRAIN ACCIDENTS

RATE of Train Accidents per million train

Train accident deaths

Train accident injuries

Human factor caused count

Track caused acciden

Motive power/equipment

Signal caused count, all

Signal caused count,

Miscellaneous caused

miles t countcaused count

track types

main line track

CollisionsCollisions on main line track

Derailments

Other types, e.g., obstructions

Train accidents on main line

RATE of Train accidents per million train miles

Accidents on yard track

RATE of yard accidents / yard switching miles

HAZMAT RELEASES

Cars carrying hazmat

Hazmat cars damaged/derailed Cars releasing

Accidents with reportable damage over $100K

Accidents with reportable damage over $100K, PERCENT of all train accidents

Accidents with reportable damage over $500K

Accidents with reportable damage over $500K, PERCENT of all train accidents

Accidents with reportable damage over $1M

Accidents with reportable damage over $1M, PERCENT of all train accidents

HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS

RATE of Highway-rail incidents per mil train miles

Highway-rail incidents deaths

Highway-rail incidents injuries

Incidents at public xings

PERCENT of total Highway-rail incidents

OTHER ACCIDENTS/INCIDENTS counts

Other incidents deaths counts

Other incidents injuries counts

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Railroad Total Percent of Form 57 Form 57 Form 55A Form 55A System Consolidated

Accident / Incident Records Count

Total Accident / Incident

(Grade Crossing Incidents) Count

Percent of Accident / Incident Railroad Total

(Casualties) Count

Percent of Accident / Incident Railroad Total

Railroad Code

Railroad Code

FOOTNOTE 1. Form 55a used for reporting deaths and injuries. Form 54 for train accidents, and Form 57 for highway-rail crossing incidents

1.13 - Freight/Passenger Operations Ten Year Overview

The Freight – Passenger Operations Ten Year Overview report is specific to Freight or Passenger railroads. It will display only one or the other. The report displays 48 measures, the same in many cases to the counts and rates in the standard Overview from 1.12. It is also a “ten year” report, Fiscal or Calendar year - nine years plus one partial year or a full 10 years. The limited nine – plus display is in cases where the most current data available does not complete the year.

There is a special case note displayed on this report: Freight and Passenger Operational data cannot be combined for comparison with the results of other accident/incident reports due to the fact that these operational reports are based on type of equipment reported to FRA and the fact that both freight and passenger equipment may be involved in a single accident/incident.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Freight or Passenger Button, Region, State, County, Type of Report Requested, Start Month for Report, End Month for Report

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

TOTAL FREIGHT (or PASSENGER) ACCIDENTS/INCI

DENTS

RATE of Total Acc/Incs per mil Freight (or PASSENGER) train miles

Total fatalities

Total nonfatal conditions

Employee On Duty (EOD) deaths

Nonfatal Employee On Duty (EOD) injuries

Nonfatal Employee On Duty (EOD)

Total Employee On Duty (EOD) cases

Cases with days absent from work

Trespasser deaths, not at Highway-Rail

illnesses

Crossing (HRC)

Trespasser injuries, not at Highway-Rail Crossing (HRC)

Total Freight (or PASSENGER) train miles

FREIGHT (or PASSENGER) TRAIN ACCIDENTS

RATE of Train Accidents per million Freight (or PASSENGER) train miles

Train accident deaths

Train accident injuries

Human factor caused count

Track caused count

Motive power/equipment caused count

Signal caused count, all track types

Signal caused count, main line track

Miscellaneous caused count

Collisions count

Collisions on main line track count

Derailments

Other types, e.g., obstructions

Train accidents on main line

RATE of Train accidents per million Freight (or PASSENGER) train miles

Accidents on yard track

HAZMAT RELEASES

Cars carrying hazmat

Hazmat cars damaged/derailed

Cars releasing

Accidents with reportable damage over $100K

Accidents with reportable damage over $100K, PERCENT

Accidents with reportable damage over $500K

Accidents with reportable damage over

Accidents with reportable damage over $1M

Accidents with reportable damage over $1M, PERCENT of all train

FREIGHT (or PASSENGER) HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDEN

of all train accidents

$500K, PERCENT of all train accidents accidents TS

RATE of Highway-rail incidents per mil Freight (or PASSENGER) train miles

Highway-rail incidents deaths

Highway-rail incidents injuries

Incidents at public xings

PERCENT of total Highway-rail incidents

OTHER FREIGHT (or PASSENGER) ACCIDENTS/INCIDENTS

Other incidents deaths

Other incidents injuries

1.14 Graphic Ten Year Accident/Incident Overview

The Graphical Ten Year Accident / Incident Overview displays a large number of graphs, based on SELECTION PARAMETERS chosen. It displays graphical representations of many of the most important data measures found in Query 1.12. It is also a “ten year” report, Fiscal or Calendar year - nine years plus one partial year or a full 10 years. The limited nine – plus display is in cases where the most current data available does not complete the year. The 1.14 query also replaces the old 1.03 and 1.04 queries (which will be retired), since the same measures are displayed.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Railroad Group, Region, State, County, Type of Report Requested, Start Month for Report, End Month for Report

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Tran Accidents and

Incidents

Human Factor Rate

Track – Cause Rate

Equipment Defect

Total Signal and Miscellaneous Cause Rate

High – Rail Incident Rate

Total Train Miles

Train Accident Rate

Total Fatalities

Total Non – Fatal Conditions - Injuries

Rate

Trespasser Fatalities

Trespasser Injuries

Employee on Duty Fatalities

Employee On Duty Injuries

Employee Hours Worked

Employee On Duty Cases

2.03 Train Accidents by Railroad Groups

Train Accident by Railroad Groups emphasizes the role that railroad groups play in the accident data. ‘Group’ is FRA distinction determined by the number of Employee Hours Worked.

Group 1 = Class 1 railroads Group 2 = railroads with > 400,000 employee hours worked that year Group 3 = railroads with < 400,000 employee hours

There are five tables on the output, with all columns labeled essentially the same - column labels varying only by date range and whether “Year” = Calendar Year (CY) or “Year” = Fiscal Year (FY). Accident counts displayed are for the last three full years plus the fourth partial to full year. Table classes are by

railroad state track class (main, siding, etc.) primary location of the accident site type of railroad equipment involved what the employee was doing (physical activity) primary location of the accident site and the immediate area description

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Railroad Group, Region, State, County, Type of Accident, Type of Track, Primary Cause of Accident, End Month, Last Year of 3 Year Comparison

Output Tables

ACCIDENTS IN DESCENDING FREQUENCY BY RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN DESCENDING FREQUENCY BY STATE ACCIDENTS IN DESCENDING FREQUENCY BY TRACK CLASS ACCIDENTS IN DESCENDING FREQUENCY BY CAUSE ACCIDENTS IN DESCENDING FREQUENCY BY TYPE

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Total Accidents

Percent of All Accidents

Total Year Counts Year 1

Total Year Counts Year 2

Total Year Counts Year 3

Year Total Counts (start month to end month) Year 3

Year Total Counts (start month to end month) Year 4

Percent Change Over Time, Year 1 to Year 3

Percent Change Over Time, Year 2 to Year 3

Percent Change Over Time, Year 3 to Year 4

2.04 Employee on Duty Casualties

Employee on Duty Casualties displays injury and fatality count statistics for employees on the job while working with rail equipment. There are seven tables on the output, with all columns labeled essentially the same - column labels varying only by date range and whether “Year” = Calendar Year (CY) or “Year” = Fiscal Year (FY). Accident counts displayed are for the last three full years plus the fourth partial to full year. Table classes are by

state railroad employee job primary location of the accident site type of railroad equipment involved

what the employee was doing (physical activity) primary location of the accident site and the immediate area description

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Casualty Subsets, Location, Job Code Categories, Type of Report Requested, Start Month for Report, End Month for Report

Output Tables CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES TO EMPLOYEES ON DUTY - (By State) CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES TO EMPLOYEES ON DUTY - (By Railroad) CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES TO EMPLOYEES ON DUTY -(By Job Type) CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES TO EMPLOYEES ON DUTY -(By Primary Location) CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES TO EMPLOYEES ON DUTY -(By Equipment Involved) CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES TO EMPLOYEES ON DUTY -(By Physical Activity) CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES TO EMPLOYEES ON DUTY -(By Type of Equipment and Location)

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Total Cases Percent of All Cases

Total Year Counts Year 1

Total Year Counts Year 2

Total Year Counts Year 3

Year Total Counts (start month to end month) Year 3

Year Total Counts (start month to end month) Year 4

Percent Change Over Time, Year 1 to Year 3

Percent Change Over Time, Year 2 to Year 3

Percent Change Over Time, Year 3 to Year 4

2.05 Employee on Duty Casualties – Rates

Employee on Duty Casualties displays injury and fatality rates for employees on the job while working with rail equipment. Rates are calculated by: Injury or Fatality Count/200K Employee Hours. Accident counts displayed are for the last three full years plus the fourth partial to full year.

There are seven tables on the output, with all columns labeled essentially the same - column labels varying only by date range and whether “Year” = Calendar Year (CY) or “Year” = Fiscal Year (FY).

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Casualty Subsets, End Month for Report, Last Year of 3 Year Comparison

Output Tables

CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND NONFATAL INJURIES AND ILLNESSES), EVENTS (what happened) DISPLAYED IN DESCENDING FREQUENCY

CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND NONFATAL INJURIES AND ILLNESSES), DISPLAYED IN DESCENDING FREQUENCY

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Total Cases Percent of All Cases

Total Year Counts Year 1

Total Year Counts Year 2

Total Year Counts Year 3

Year Total Counts (start month to end month) Year 3

Year Total Counts (start month to end month) Year 4

Percent Change Over Time, Year 1 to Year 3

Percent Change Over Time, Year 2 to Year 3

Percent Change Over Time, Year 3 to Year 4

2.07 Trespasser Casualties

Trespasser Casualties displays injury and fatality count statistics for railroad trespassers. Trespasser casualty counts displayed are for the last three full years plus the fourth partial to full year. There are five tables on the output, with all columns labeled essentially the same - column labels varying only by date range and whether “Year” = Calendar Year (CY) or “Year” = Fiscal Year (FY). Table classes are by

state railroad age how the trespasser casualty was caused (event) what the employee was doing (physical activity)

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Casualty Subsets, Type of Report Requested, Start Month for Report, End Month for Report

Output Tables

TRESPASSER CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES) (BY …) (EXCLUDES HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS) -- By State TRESPASSER CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES) (BY …) (EXCLUDES HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS) -- By Railroad TRESPASSER CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES) (BY …) (EXCLUDES HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS) -- By Age TRESPASSER CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES) (BY …) (EXCLUDES HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS) -- By Event TRESPASSER CASUALTIES (DEATHS AND INJURIES) (BY …) (EXCLUDES HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS) -- By Physical Activity and

Event

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Total Cases Percent of All Cases

Total Year Counts Year 1

Total Year Counts Year 2

Total Year Counts Year 3

Year Total Counts (start month to

Year Total Counts (start month to

Percent Change Over Time, Year 1 to

Percent Change Over Time, Year 2 to

Percent Change Over Time, Year 3 to

end month) Year 3

end month) Year 4

Year 3 Year 3 Year 4

2.08 Highway-Rail Crossings

Highway –Rail Crossings displays statistics for incidents involving rail equipment at grade crossings (the standard at-grade railroad crossing). Crossing incident counts reported are for the last three full years plus the fourth partial to full year. There are five tables on the output, with all columns labeled essentially the same - column labels varying only by date range and whether “Year” = Calendar Year (CY) or “Year” = Fiscal Year (FY). Table classes are by

Type of vehicle involved, stuck by train or that stuck the train Number of incidents by state Number of incidents by railroad Number of casualties (fatalities and injuries) by state Number of casualties (fatalities and injuries) by railroad

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Road Types, Type of Report Requested, Start Month for Report, End Month for Report

Output Tables

HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS (BY…) AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CROSSINGS -- by vehicle type HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS (BY…) AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CROSSINGS -- by state HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS (BY…) AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CROSSINGS -- by railroad HIGHWAY-RAIL CASUALTIES (BY…) AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CROSSINGS -- by state HIGHWAY-RAIL CASUALTIES – UP TO FIFTY RAILROADS SHOWN, IN DESCENDING ORDER BY TOTAL CASES

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Total Accidents

Percent of All Accidents

Total Year Counts Year 1

Total Year Counts Year 2

Total Year Counts Year 3

Year Total Counts (start month to end month) Year 3

Year Total Counts (start month to end month) Year 4

Percent Change Over Time, Year 1 to Year 3

Percent Change Over Time, Year 2 to Year 3

Percent Change Over Time, Year 3 to Year 4

2.09 Train Accidents and Rates

Train Accidents and Rates displays statistics for reportable train accidents (damage over the set threshold). There are three tables on the output, with all columns labeled essentially the same. Column labels varying only by date range and whether “Year” = Calendar Year (CY) or “Year” = Fiscal Year (FY).

Accident counts reported are for the last three full years plus the fourth partial to full year, based on whether partial year data is used or not. Table classes are by

Number of accidents by accident cause Number of accidents by state Number of accidents by track class (main, siding, etc. )

Tables displayed are:

ACCIDENTS IN DESCENDING FREQUENCY -- by cause ACCIDENTS IN DESCENDING FREQUENCY ---by railroad ACCIDENTS IN DESCENDING FREQUENCY ---by state ACCIDENTS IN DESCENDING FREQUENCY --- by track class

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Type of Accident, type of Track, Primary Cause of Accident, Track Class, Type of Report Requested, Start Month for Report, End Month for Report

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Total Accidents

Percent of All Accidents

Total Year Counts Year 1

Total Year Counts Year 2

Total Year Counts Year 3

Year Total Counts (start month to end month) Year 3

Year Total Counts (start month to end month) Year 4

Percent Change Over Time, Year 1 to Year 3

Percent Change Over Time, Year 2 to Year 3

Percent Change Over Time, Year 3 to Year 4

3.08 Accident Map with Table

Accident Map with Table displays a map of counties within a state, with accident counts on the county level. There is also an accompanying table of counts, damage totals, count of derailments and other accidents, all by accident cause.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, State, Type of Track, Start Date, End Date

MAP - Train Accidents for XX (State) By Data Range Accompanying Data TABLE

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Accidents Total Count

Fatality (Kld) Total Count

Injury (Inj) Total Count

Reportable Damage ($$)

Count By Type of Accident (Collisions)

Count By Type of Accident (Derailments)

Count By Type of Accident (Other)

Count by Cause - Equipment

Count by Cause - Human factor

Count by Cause - Other Miscellaneous

Count by Cause - Signal

Count by Cause - Track

3.10 Accident Causes

The Accident Causes query displays statistics for reportable train accidents (damage over the set threshold), emphasizing accident cause. There are six tables on the output, with all columns labeled essentially the same - column labels varying only by date range and whether “Year” = Calendar Year (CY) or “Year” = Fiscal Year (FY). Accident counts are reported for the last three full years plus the fourth partial to full year, based on whether partial year data is used or not. Table classes are by the major cause categories – equipment, highway -rail (subcategory to miscellaneous), human factor, miscellaneous, signal, and track (see FRA Guide Appendix C).

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Type of Accident, Type of Track, Cause of Accident, Start Date, End Date

OUTPUT TABLES:

TRAIN ACCIDENTS BY CAUSE FROM FORM FRA F 6180.54 - MAJOR CAUSE = Equipment TRAIN ACCIDENTS BY CAUSE FROM FORM FRA F 6180.54 - MAJOR CAUSE = Highway - rail TRAIN ACCIDENTS BY CAUSE FROM FORM FRA F 6180.54 - MAJOR CAUSE = Human Factor TRAIN ACCIDENTS BY CAUSE FROM FORM FRA F 6180.54 - MAJOR CAUSE = Miscellaneous TRAIN ACCIDENTS BY CAUSE FROM FORM FRA F 6180.54 - MAJOR CAUSE = Signal TRAIN ACCIDENTS BY CAUSE FROM FORM FRA F 6180.54 - MAJOR CAUSE = Track

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

Total Count By

causePercent By Cause

Accident count By Type Accident - Collisions

Accident count By Type Accident - Derailments

Accident count By Type Accident - Other

Reportable Damage Amount ($$)

Reportable Damage Percent (%)

Casualty Count - Fatalities

Casualty Count Injuries (Nonfatal)

3.11 Accident Detail ReportThe Accident Rail Detail Report gives a text format report of the Form 54 – reportable accident. The text description report is embedded with statistics, and displayed date range is only one month at a time. Details of the location, injuries and fatalities, and the circumstances of the accident are displayed.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Type of Accident, Type of Track, Cause of Accident, Hazmat Options, Passenger Train Only, Damages, Report Sort Order, Search Time Frame

FIELDS EMBEDDED INTO REPORT:

Type of Accident

Date of accident Railroad

Incident report Number Latitude Longitude

Type of Equipment Involved

Time of accident

Locomotive Count State

Track Maintenance Railroad (RR3)

Cars Count County Speed

Equipment Damage ($$) Near / In City Track Type

Track Damage Milepost

FRA Railroad Class

Total Casualty Count

Fatality Count

Injury Count Signalization Cause(s)

Supplemental codes Narrative

Report Count total

Accident Count total

Number Locomotives Involved total

Number Cars involved total

Fatality totals

Injury totals

Equipment damage total

Track damage total

Number of Cars carrying HAZMAT

Number of Hazmat Cars involved

Number of HAZMAT cars releasing

3.16 Summary of Train Accidents With Reportable Damage, Casualties, and Major Causes

The Summary of Train Accidents with Reportable Damage, Casualties, and Major Causes displays summary tables of statistics of Form 54 – reportable accidents. Reportable Damage, Casualties and Accident Cause are features emphasized on this report. There are three output tables, covering train accidents by accident type/cause, type of track and train speed, and by railroad. Reports are available by Calendar Year or Fiscal Year.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Type of Accident, Start Date, End Date

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

TRAIN ACCIDENTS BY ACCIDENT TYPE SOURCE: FORM FRA F 6180.54

Total Count By Accident

type

Reportable Damage by Accident type

Casualties - Fatalities by Accident type

Casualties - Injuries by Accident type

Cause Count by Accident Type - Equipment

Cause Count by Accident Type - Highway rail crossing

Cause Count by Accident Type - Human factor

Cause Count by Accident Type - Miscellaneous / Other

Cause Count by Accident Type - Signal

Cause Count by Accident Type - Track

TRAIN ACCIDENTS BY TYPE TRACK AND CONSIST SPEED SOURCE: FORM FRA F 6180.54

Main Track

Speed, Range = (XXXX), Total Count

Main Track

Speed, Range = (XXXX), Total

Percent

Main Track, Range =

(XXXX), Type Accident = Collision

Main Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Type Accident = Derailment

Main Track

Speed, Range = (XXXX),

Type Accident

=

Main Track, Range =

(XXXX), Type Accident =

Other Miscellaneous

Main Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Reportable Damage

Main Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Casualties (Fatalities)

Main Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Casualties (Injuries)

Main Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Causes = Equipment

Highway Rail

CrossingMain Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Causes = Highway

Rail Crossing

Main Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Causes = Human factor

Main Track, Range = (XXXX),

Causes = Other /

Miscellaneous

Main Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Causes = Signal

Main Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Causes = Track

Summary Table --- All Railroads - Originally on Old Query 3.12 (Accident Table By Railroad)

Yard Track Speed,

Range = (XXXX),

Total Count

Yard Track

Speed, Range

= (XXXX), Total

Percent

Yard Track, Range =

(XXXX), Type Accident = Collision

Yard Track, Range = (XXXX),

Type Accident = Derailment

Yard Track

Speed, Range = (XXXX),

Type Accident

= Highway

Rail Crossing

Yard Track, Range =

(XXXX), Type Accident =

Other Miscellaneous

Yard Track, Range = (XXXX),

Reportable Damage

Yard Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Casualties (Fatalities)

Yard Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Casualties (Injuries)

Yard Track, Range = (XXXX),

Causes = Equipment

Yard Track, Range = (XXXX),

Causes = Highway

Rail

Yard Track, Range

= (XXXX), Causes

Yard Track, Range = (XXXX),

Causes = Other /

Miscellaneous

Yard Track, Range = (XXXX),

Causes = Signal

Yard Track,

Range = (XXXX),

Causes = Track

Crossing

= Human factor

3.17 Type Of Territory Vs. Accident Type and CauseThe Type of Territory Vs Accident Type and Cause displays summary tables of statistics of Form 54 – reportable accidents. It covers detailed statistics of the type of track, whether there was safety signals present, and the method of operation (train dispatching technique) involved. Two tables are output: by cause of accident and by accident type. Reports are available by Calendar Year or Fiscal Year.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Type of Track, Cause of Accident, Start Date, End Date

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS:

TYPE OF TERRITORY VS. ACCIDENT CAUSE by Type Track, Signalization, and Method of Operation

Count By Cause of

Accident - Equipment

Count By Cause of

Accident - Human factor

Count By Cause of

Accident - Miscellaneous

Count By Cause of

Accident - STC

Count By Cause of

Accident - Track

Count By Cause of

Accident - Track

Count By Cause of

Accident - Total

Type Track - Industry

Type Track - Main

Type Track - Side

Type Track - Yard

Type Track - Total

Signalization - Non Signaled

Signalization - Signaled

Method Of Operation - Other than Main

Method Of Operation - Block Register

Method Of Operation - Direct Train Control

Method Of Operation - Yard Restricted

Method Of Operation - Signal Indication

TYPE OF TERRITORY VS. ACCIDENT TYPE by Type Track, Signalization, and Method of Operation

Count By Cause of

Accident - Equipment

Count By Cause of

Accident - Human factor

Count By Cause of

Accident - Miscellaneous

Count By Cause of

Accident - STC

Count By Cause of

Accident - Track

Count By Cause of

Accident - Track

Count By Cause of

Accident - Total

Type Track - Industry

Type Track - Main

Type Track - Side

Type Track - Yard

Type Track - Total

Signalization - Non Signaled

Signalization - Signaled

Method Of Operation - Other than Main

Method Of Operation - Block Register

Method Of Operation - Direct Train Control

Method Of Operation - Yard Restricted

Method Of Operation - Signal Indication

3.18 Accident By State/RailroadThe Accident by State/Railroad report displays summary tables of statistics of Form 54 – reportable accidents. Cause Category is a major feature of this report. Reports are available by Calendar Year or Fiscal Year.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Type of Accident, Type of Track, Track Class, Cause of Accident, Casualty Subset, Hazmat Options, Passenger Trains Only, Damages, Report Sort Order, Type of Report Requested, Start Month for Report, End Month for Report

Accident Number

Report Number (Form 54 Link)

Killed/Injured ( 55A Report Link) Month Day State County

Type Of Track

Track Maintenance Railroad

Type accident

Primary Cause

Secondary Cause

Equipment Damage

Track Damage Fatalities Injuries

Rail Equipment Type Speed

Number of Locomotives Derailed

Number of Cars Derailed

4.06 Casualty Detail ReportThe Casualty Detail Report is a simple table of casualty data, sourced from Form 55A, including Employees on Duty. There is an active button (click on the incident number) to an HTML detail page giving all of the information on the original Form 55A in an easier to read version that translates all of the codes from the 55A.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Casualty Subset, Accident/Incident subsets, Start Date, End Date, Max Rows of Data

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS

Railroad State County DateType (accident) Jobcode

Incident Number (launches SAS code to display 55a in HTML format)

4.07 Casualty Map With Table

Casualty Map with Table displays a map of counties within a state, with casualty counts on the county level. There is also an accompanying table of counts, damage totals, count of derailments and other accidents, all by accident cause.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Casualty Subset, Accident/Incident subsets, Start Date, End Date

XX =the chosen state, with counts reported by county

OUTPUT TABLE COLUMNS

County

Casualties - Fatal (count)

Casualties -NonFatal (count)

Total (count)

4.08 Casualty Summary Table

Casualty Summary Tables displays two tables. The first displays fatality and injury counts by type of person (employee, trespasser, etc.) and the second displays casualty counts by type of accident, type of person and age of person.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Start Date, End Date

OUTPUT COLUMNS:

CASUALTIES BY TYPE PERSON AND PRIMARY EVENT FROM FORM FRA F 6180.55A

Type Person

Total Incidents - fatalities

Total Incidents - injuries

Total Casualties - fatalities

Total Casualties - injuries

Train Accidents w/o Highway Rail Crossing - fatalities

Train Accidents w/o Highway Rail Crossing - injuries

Highway Rail Crossing - fatalities

Highway Rail Crossing - injuries

Other events - fatalities

TYPE ACCIDENT, TYPE PERSON, AND AGE FROM FROM FRA F 6180.55A

Type Accident

Type Person

Age (count), Not Reported - fatalities

Age (count), Not Reported - injuries

Age (count), < 16 - fatalities

Age (count), < 16 - injuries

Age (count), 16 to 21 - fatalities

Age (count), 16 to 21 - injuries

Age (count), > 21 - fatalities

4.09 Worker Safety Report

The Worker Safety Report deals with employee injury and fatality statistics. It displays 13 tables total:

Six tables of Reportable Condition by job category Six tables of Events Causing by job category One summary table

The class of each table is by “Condition” describing the injury. Counts are by total, days absent, absent cases, and days restricted.

These 6 tables by reportable condition have basically the same columns:

WORKER SAFETY REPORT - REPORTABLE CONDITIONS Type of Job: Executives Officials and Staff Assistants -- By Condition

WORKER SAFETY REPORT - REPORTABLE CONDITIONS Type of Job: Professional and Administrative -- By Condition

WORKER SAFETY REPORT - REPORTABLE CONDITIONS Type of Job: Maintenance of Way and Structures -- By Condition

WORKER SAFETY REPORT - REPORTABLE CONDITIONS Type of Job: Maintenance of Equipment and Stores -- By Condition

WORKER SAFETY REPORT - REPORTABLE CONDITIONS Type of Job: Transportation, Other Than Train and Engine -- By Condition

WORKER SAFETY REPORT - REPORTABLE CONDITIONS Type of Job: Transportation, train and engine -- By Condition

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Casualty Subsets, Type of Worker, Start Date, End Date

OUTPUT COLUMNS

By Reportable Condition:

ConditionTotal Count

Total Percent

Days Absent - Count

Days Absent - Percent

Days Absent - Average

Absent Cases Count

Absent Cases Percent

Days Restricted Count

Days Restricted Percent

Days restricted Average

By Event Causing:

ConditionTotal Count

Total Percent

Days Absent - Count

Days Absent - Percent

Days Absent - Average

Absent Cases Count

Absent Cases Percent

Days Restricted Count

Days Restricted Percent

Days restricted Average

Summary Table:

Employee Type

Number Fatalities

Number Injured

Days Absent - Count

Days Restricted – count Count

4.11 Suicide Casualties By State/Railroad

Suicide Casualties by State/Railroad gives counts of suicides. The earliest available data starts in June 2011. Each year is displayed in a separate table, with counts of fatalities and injuries by month.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: State, Railroad, Start Year, End Year

OUTPUT COLUMNS

MonthFatalities (count)

Injuries (count)

4.12 Casualties By State/Railroad

Casualties by State / Railroad is a detail level table of major casualty measures. There is an active link to the original 55A form reported.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Casualty Subsets, Location, Job Code Categories, Type of Person, Type of Report Requested, Start Month for Report, End Month for Report, Report Sort Order

OUTPUT COLUMNS:

Observation number

Month Day TA=Type Accident/Incident: 1 = Train Accident (form

Killed/Injured - Active LINK to 55A report

Type Person

Job (Jobcode)

Condition (Injury)

Event (Type)

State

54), 2 = Highway-rail (from 57), 3 = Other (form 55a)

County AgeDays Absent Days Restricted

4.13 Trespasser Incidents by Age, Day of Week, Time of Day

This query consists of seven Trespasser – related tables.

Parameters: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort By, State, County, Start Date, End Date, Report Name

Trespasser Incidents of Fatalities and Injuries By Injury Type(condition) and Age Group

Injury Type

All Ages Unknown Age

Age 0 -12 Age 13 - 19 Age 20-29 Age 30 -39 Age 40-59 Age 60 +

Trespasser Fatalities By Railroad and Age Group

Railroad Count % (percentage of total)

Unknown Age

Age 0 -12 Age 13 - 19 Age 20-29 Age 30 -39 Age 40-59 Age 60 +

Trespasser Injuries By Railroad and Age Group

Railroad Count % Unknown Age 0 -12 Age 13 - 19 Age 20-29 Age 30 -39 Age 40-59 Age 60 +

(percentage of total)

Age

Trespasser Fatalities and Injuries By State and Age Group

Fatal Cases

State Unknown Age

Age 0 -12 Age 13 - 19

Age 20-29 Age 30 -39

Age 40-59 Age 60 + Total Killed Cnt

Total Killed %

NonFatal Cases

State Unknown Age

Age 0 -12 Age 13 - 19

Age 20-29 Age 30 -39

Age 40-59 Age 60 + Total Injured Cnt

Total Injured %

Trespasser Fatalities and Injuries By Month and Day of Week

Condition Fatality

Month Count (total)

% Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Thursday Friday Saturday

Condition Injury

Month Count (total)

% Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Thursday Friday Saturday

Trespasser Fatalities and Injuries By Time and Day of Week

AM/PM Time Count (total)

% Sunday Fatalities

Sunday Injuries

Monday Fatalities

Monday Injuries

Tuesday Fatalities

Tuesday Injuries

Wednesday Fatalities

Wednesday Injuries

Thursday Fatalities

Thursday Injuries

FridayFatalities

FridayInjuries

SaturdayFatalities

Saturday Injuries

Sunday Fatalities

SundayInjuries

Trespasser Fatalities and Injuries By Event and Location of Event

Event Location Count (total)

% Fatalities Fatalities %

Injuries Injuries % Unknown Age

Age 0 -12 Age 13 - 19 Age 20-29 Age 30 -39

Age 40-59

Age 60 +

5.08 Frequency of Crossing Collisions

Frequency of Crossing Collisions describes the top 25 most dangerous crossings taken from the Form 57 Crossing Incident reports, in two different tables:

Crossings with the most fatal incidents Crossings with the most incidents, fatal or nonfatal

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Start Date, End Date, Number of Crossings per Ranking List

OUTPUT COLUMNS:

CROSSINGS THAT HAVE HAD THE MOST FATAL INCIDENTS, UP TO 25 CROSSINGS LISTED SORTED BY MOST FATAL INCIDENTS, MOST FATALITES, MOST INJURY INCIDENTS, MOST INJURIES

Observation number

Grade Crossing ID State

County / City

Total Incidents

Fatal Incidents

Total Fatalities (Deaths)

Injury Incidents

Total injuries

CROSSINGS THAT HAVE HAD THE MOST INCIDENTS, UP TO 25 CROSSINGS LISTED SORTED BY MOST FATAL INCIDENTS, MOST FATALITES, MOST INJURY INCIDENTS, MOST INJURIES

Observation number

Grade Crossing ID State

County / City

Total Incidents

Fatal Incidents

Total Fatalities (Deaths)

Injury Incidents

Total injuries

5.09 Hwy/Rail Detail Report

The Hwy/Rail Detail Report gives a text description of the Form 57 –Crossing Incident The text description report is embedded with statistics, and displayed date range is only one month at a time. Details of the type of crossing, warning devices, injuries and fatalities, and the circumstances of the Highway – Rail accident are displayed.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Type of Crossing, Accident Types, Start Date, End Date

OUTPUT, EMBEDDED WITHIN TEXT:

Number of

reports

Number of accidents

Total Number of locomotives in all

Total Number of cars in all consists

Total Number of fatalities

Total Number of Injuries

Accident Number XX of XX

Reporting Railroad Incident Number

Crossing ID number

Day

consists (deaths)

Month YearType equipment

Reporting Railroad

Vehicle type

Time (Hour)

Time (minutes)

Time (AM/PM) State County

Highway In/Near city speed

Number locomotives in consist

Number of cars in consist

vehicle direction

vehicle speed type track

type crossing weather

Visibilityair temperature

number of fatalities

number of injuries

driver age event

number of vehicle occupants

view obstructed flag

railroad transporting Hazmat flag

vehichle transporting Hazmat flag

Crossing Warning flag 1

Crossing Warning flag 2

Crossing Warning flag 3 Narrative

5.10 Hwy/Rail Map with Table

Highway – Rail Map with Table displays a map of counties within a state, with highway – rail incidents counts on the county level. There is also a table of crossing incidents counts by county.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, State, Start Date, End Date

Map Data Table

OUTPUT:

HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS FOR (state = XXXX)

County Totals Count

Totals - fatalities

Totals - injuries

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle -

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle -

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle -

At Public Crossing, Other - total Count

At Public Crossing, Other - fatalities

At Public Crossing, Other - injuries

total Count fatalities injuriesAt Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - total Count

At Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - fatalities

At Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - injuries

At Private Crossing, Other - total Count

At Private Crossing, Other - fatalities

At Private Crossing, Other - injuries

At Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - total Count

At Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - fatalities

At Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - injuries

5.14 Hwy Rail Accident Incident Summary By Railroad

Hwy Rail Accident Incident Summary by Railroad displays highway – rail incident count, fatality count, and injury count, as well as counts by public and private crossings. Three tables are output. Table class is by:

type of highway user warning device railroad

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, State, County, Start Date, End Date

OUTPUT COLUMNS

HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS BY TYPE HIGHWAY USER -- FRA FORM 57

Type of highway

user - train struck

highway user: TYPE OF USER

Type of highway user - train struck BY highway

user: TYPE OF USER

type vehicle

Totals Count

Totals - fatalities

Totals - injuries

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle - total Count

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle - fatalities

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle - injuries

At Public Crossing, Other - total Count

At Public Crossing,

At Public Crossing,

At Private

At Private

At Private Crossing,

At Private Crossing,

At Private Crossing,

At Private Crossing,

Other - fatalities

Other - injuries

Crossing, Motor Vehicle - total Count

Crossing, Motor Vehicle - fatalities

Motor Vehicle - injuries

Other - total Count

Other - fatalities

Other - injuries

HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS BY WARNING DEVICE -- FRA FORM 57

Type of highway

user - train struck

highway user: TYPE OF USER

Type of highway

user - train struck BY highway

user: TYPE OF USER

type vehicle

Totals Count

Totals - fatalities

Totals - injuries

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle - total Count

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle - fatalities

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle - injuries

At Public Crossing, Other - total Count

At Public Crossing, Other - fatalities

At Public Crossing, Other - injuries

At Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - total Count

At Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - fatalities

At Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - injuries

At Private Crossing, Other - total Count

At Private Crossing, Other - fatalities

At Private Crossing, Other - injuries

HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS BY RAILROAD -- FRA FORM 57

RAILROADTotals Count

Totals - fatalities

Totals - injuries

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle - total Count

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle - fatalities

At Public Crossing, Motor Vehicle - injuries

At Public Crossing, Other - total Count

At Public Crossing, Other - fatalities

At Public Crossing, Other - injuries

At Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - total Count

At Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - fatalities

At Private Crossing, Motor Vehicle - injuries

At Private Crossing, Other - total Count

At Private Crossing, Other - fatalities

At Private Crossing, Other - injuries

5.15 Consolidated Hwy -Rail Accident Incident

The Consolidated Hwy-Rail Accident Incident report is a large detail level data table of highway – rail incidents. Major measures are given. Because for any highway-rail incident multiple reporting forms may be appropriate, there are active links to the original report for 54 (reportable accident), 55A (casualty) and/or 57 (highway-rail incident) form for each highway-rail incident. If there is no report for a particular form type, the message “No records found!” will display.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, Sort, Region, State, County, Type of Crossing, Accident Types, Report Type, Start Month, End Month

OUTPUT COLUMNS

HIGHWAY-RAIL INCIDENTS BY RAILROAD -- FRA FORM 57

Observation number Railroad

Month / Day

54 Report Incident Number (active link to original report)

55A Casualty Report (active link to original report) State County City

Grade Crossing ID (active link to original Grade Crossing form)

Type of Crossing

Crossing Highway Name

Type of rail equipment

Train consist length

Highway User type

Crossing Warning / Protection

Total Fatalities

Total Injuries

8.05 Crossing Inventory By State

Crossing Inventory by State gives total count of all crossings for a given state, broken out by county. Data are also broken out by private crossing and public crossing. It also gives the percentage of crossings each county has by state. A summation is given at the bottom of the table.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: State

TOTAL AT-GRADE HIGHWAY-RAIL CROSSINGS FOR STATE = XXXX

CountyTotal Count

Total Percent

Private Vehicle Crossing Accident Count

Private Vehicle Crossing Accident Percent

Public Vehicle Crossing Accident Count

Public Vehicle Crossing Accident Percent

8.08 Public Crossing Inventory Detail Report

Public Crossing Inventory Detail Report gives total count of PUBLIC (not private) crossings. Tables are displayed separately for each county, city and whether the crossing is IN or NEAR a city. The “Primary Operating Railroad” is also given. Data are displayed on detailed street level geography. It also gives the last date that the inventory was updated.

SELECTION PARAMETERS: State, County, Crossing Protection, Public At Grade Crossing

OUTPUT COLUMNS

Public Crossing Inventory Detail Report: State = , County = , City = IN

Crossing IDStreet / Road

Type Warning

Total Tracks

Daily Trains

Average Daily Vehicles

Reporting Railroad

Inventory Updated

Public Crossing Inventory Detail Report: State = , County = , City = NEAR

Crossing IDStreet / Road

Type Warning

Total Tracks

Daily Trains

Average Daily Vehicles

Reporting Railroad

Inventory Updated

8.10 Public Grade Crossing Inventory By State and County

Public Grade Crossing Inventory by State and County displays detailed counts of PUBLIC (not private) crossings at differing levels of geography. Three levels of geography are displayed using three different tables:

In/Near City level County level Crossing level

SELECTION PARAMETERS: Reporting Level, Railroad, State, County, Public At Grade Crossing

OUTPUT COLUMNS

PUBLIC AT GRADE MOTOR VEHICLE CROSSINGS BY CITY AND PRINCIPAL WARNING DEVICE FOR ….. By City

City Total

Principal Warning device - None

Principal Warning device - Other

Principal Warning device - Cross Bucks

Principal Warning device - Stop Signs

Principal Warning device - Special Warning

Principal Warning device - HWTS, WW, Bells

Principal Warning device - Flashing Lights

Principal Warning device - Gates

Principal Warning device -

Quiet Zone

PUBLIC AT GRADE MOTOR VEHICLE CROSSINGS BY CITY AND PRINCIPAL WARNING DEVICE FOR ….. By County

City Total

Principal Warning device - None

Principal Warning device - Other

Principal Warning device - Cross Bucks

Principal Warning device - Stop Signs

Principal Warning device - Special Warning

Principal Warning device - HWTS, WW, Bells

Principal Warning device - Flashing Lights

Principal Warning device - Gates

Principal Warning device - Quiet Zone

PUBLIC AT GRADE MOTOR VEHICLE CROSSINGS BY CITY AND PRINCIPAL WARNING DEVICE FOR ….. By Railroad

City Total

Principal Warning device - None

Principal Warning device - Other

Principal Warning device - Cross Bucks

Principal Warning device - Stop Signs

Principal Warning device - Special Warning

Principal Warning device - HWTS, WW, Bells

Principal Warning device - Flashing Lights

Principal Warning device - Gates

Principal Warning device - Quiet Zone

PUBLIC AT GRADE MOTOR VEHICLE CROSSINGS BY RAILROAD AND PRINCIPAL AND WARNING DEVICES

State County City Street

Crossing Number (link to Crossing Inventory form) Railroad

Principal Warning Device

DETAIL TABLE OF RAIL CROSSING WARNING DEVICES ON GRADE CROSSING LEVEL BY ALL CROSSINGS

State County City Street

Crossing Number (link to Crossing Inventory form) Railroad

Four Quad Gates Gates

Cross Bucks

Flashing lights

HTWS, WW, Bells Stop Signs

None (no device) Quiet Zone

Other Notes:

Individual Reporting Level – counts displayed are for the chosen railroad code only – no aggregation takes place.

System reporting Level – Larger railroads (Class 1, Larger Class 2’s mostly) are often made up of a few, or many, smaller railroads. This reporting aggregates all of the railroads in a “system” together.

Consolidated Level – this is a special case reporting aggregation, allowed only for a few specific railroads who requested special consideration.